
Apartments near East New York Station-Far Rockaway Branch in Brooklyn, NY (6,422 Rentals)


535 Throop Ave

428 Jefferson Ave

816 Eastern Pky

420 Jefferson Ave

698 Empire Blvd

767 Greene Ave

465 Kosciusko St

291 E 54th St

147 Wilson Ave

220 Suydam St

793 Hart St

218 Suydam St

1511 DeKalb Ave

1517 Dekalb Ave

1532 Dekalb Ave

161 Irving Ave

163 Irving Ave

159 Irving Ave

313 Knickerbocker Ave

1519 Dekalb Ave

346 Stanhope St

9 Grant Ave

17 Grant Ave

926 Pine St

VAN BUREN ST 3BR

147 Lewis Ave

417 Hart St

419 Hart St

144 Wilson Ave

275 E 55th St

699 Bushwick Ave

322 E 52nd St

222 Van Buren St

896 Lafayette Ave

Green Avenue Apartments

307 Stockholm St

309 Stockholm St

418 Himrod St

479 Harman St

326 Stockholm St

324 Stockholm St

309 Knickerbocker Ave

1531 Dekalb Ave

834 Hart St

142 Wilson Ave

341 E 51st St

899 Lafayette Ave

416 Himrod St

1529 Dekalb Ave

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